Telegram: People Informing People in 1906 Era
The Telegram, established in 1906, remains a local information source delivering news, notices, and community updates. It emphasizes reliable reporting and serves as a record of regional events and personalities through generations.
Kansas Kids Count report shows welfare slip to 22nd in nation
Our View notes Kansas child welfare fell from 19th to 22nd in the annual Kids Count study. It cites child death rate at 33rd and teen deaths at 38th, urging stricter booster seat and seat belt laws and better compliance to reduce child fatalities.
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Reagan coffin view draws 16000 as nation mourns
Paris and Washington leaders weigh steps after the Iraq sovereignty compromise offer. Glynn County Police Chief Doering notes about 20000 Georgia officers and National Guard troopers deployed for the Group of Eight summit at Sea Island, starting Tuesday.
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Matt Doering
Georgia
National Guard
Sea Island
Telegram readers invited to send feedback
The Telegram invites reader letters via email and phone for submission to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Readers are urged to send comments and suggestions to be considered for publication.
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First Amendment text summary note
This passage quotes the First Amendment’s core clauses on religion speech press assembly and petition. It provides the foundation for protections against government overreach and supports civil rights and democratic process freedoms. The language remains a cornerstone of constitutional law and individual liberties.
The Great Persuader Reagan Visitation Reflections
A Bloomington Pantograph reminiscence recalls Ronald Reagan as a persuasive figure who converted many Republicans to limited government ideals. It notes his belief in freedom driving achievements, his Iran contra stance, and the lasting impact of his rhetoric on politics and world events.
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Ronald Reagan
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Eureka College
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Barry Goldwater
California
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Roosevelt
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Vietnam
Jimmy Carter
United States
Europe
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Lebanon
Reagan's 1980 Victory Seen Through Optimism and Flexibility
In July 1980 friends watched Reagan's acceptance speech and amid catcalls and awe, the writer argues Reagan captured Roosevelt's optimism. Reagan's strength lay in appealing to Democrats, balancing ideals with practical policy, and steering a flexible Cold War course. The piece notes scandals and deficits but emphasizes Reagan's moderate adaptability and enduring legacy.
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Ronald Reagan
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Bill Clinton
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Levi's San Antonio closes plant limits U S jeans production
Levi Strauss & Co closed its San Antonio plant in January ending 24 year worker Marivel Gutierrez and 2,000 other U S employees. The move shifts jeans manufacturing overseas, cutting jobs while executives' pay rises massively. A factory exodus impacts rural communities and raises concerns about living wages and sweatshop labels.
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Levi-Strauss Co
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New York Times
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Marineau
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